Anthology of Ideas

If you use INAP and have noticed oddness with your full-text feeds lately, it may have been caused by INAP. Users that had the “custom options” selected would have their feeds trimmed as if it were a post. INAP 2.4.3 fixes this. In other news, INAP is in the process of a major overhaul including a complete rewrite of most of its antiquated structure. When this process is complete it

Inline Ajax Page was listed on Mashable as one of “30 good [AJAX wordpress plugins].” While I’m thankful for the publicity (it seems half the internet is scraping Mashable’s feed which resulted in a huge Technorati boost), as always, it was described as “Allow[ing] readers to see a snippet of a post, click a button and the remainder will appear without going to another page.” I almost cried. That description fits only the 1.0 version of INAP that was released over a year ago–now it does so much more than that that it is almost like saying Google is just a search engine.

If you are having trouble with INAP on IE the main download has been updated to version 2.4.1 and the fix and description can be found here.

On this lovely Friday the 13th, Inline Ajax Page version 2.4 has finally been released. If you are upgrading or have ever installed INAP before follow the upgrade instructions here. Please report bugs as soon as you find them, as I will be making bug-fixing releases as they are fixed. I am also specifically asking for feature ideas for the next version, so drop a note on the main page if you have any.

INAP will be officially updated by the end of the week. I am currently running final tests on this version. Most known bugs have been fixed, the Admin panel has been re-written to be easier and less confusing, and many features critical to the success of this plugin have been added. (A omplete list can be found on the INAP page.) If you would like to help me test or would like a sneak peak, the current developmental release is available here please read the INAP readme for installation instructions.

I recently made a post that included an introduction, a YouTube video and some thoughts on it. By itself it is nothing impressive, but by using it as a test for the developmental version of INAP the WOW factor just went through the roof. You can take a look at the post/video/demo here I think you agree that it is quite impressive even with the special effect bug. INAP is finally maturing and all of its features that were slowly created over time are finally coming together.

If you use INAP and have noticed oddness with your full-text feeds lately, it may have been caused by INAP. Users that had the “custom options” selected would have their feeds trimmed as if it were a post. INAP 2.4.3 fixes this. In other news, INAP is in the process of a major overhaul including a complete rewrite of most of its antiquated structure. When this process is complete it

Inline Ajax Page was listed on Mashable as one of “30 good [AJAX wordpress plugins].” While I’m thankful for the publicity (it seems half the internet is scraping Mashable’s feed which resulted in a huge Technorati boost), as always, it was described as “Allow[ing] readers to see a snippet of a post, click a button and the remainder will appear without going to another page.” I almost cried. That description fits only the 1.0 version of INAP that was released over a year ago–now it does so much more than that that it is almost like saying Google is just a search engine.

If you are having trouble with INAP on IE the main download has been updated to version 2.4.1 and the fix and description can be found here.

On this lovely Friday the 13th, Inline Ajax Page version 2.4 has finally been released. If you are upgrading or have ever installed INAP before follow the upgrade instructions here. Please report bugs as soon as you find them, as I will be making bug-fixing releases as they are fixed. I am also specifically asking for feature ideas for the next version, so drop a note on the main page if you have any.

INAP will be officially updated by the end of the week. I am currently running final tests on this version. Most known bugs have been fixed, the Admin panel has been re-written to be easier and less confusing, and many features critical to the success of this plugin have been added. (A omplete list can be found on the INAP page.) If you would like to help me test or would like a sneak peak, the current developmental release is available here please read the INAP readme for installation instructions.

I recently made a post that included an introduction, a YouTube video and some thoughts on it. By itself it is nothing impressive, but by using it as a test for the developmental version of INAP the WOW factor just went through the roof. You can take a look at the post/video/demo here I think you agree that it is quite impressive even with the special effect bug. INAP is finally maturing and all of its features that were slowly created over time are finally coming together.